Classical Conditioning

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This video has the best explanations, animations and most creative of all! Thank you

[@muskduh]

this is a rare gem. thanks for the upload!

[@taoyeahright]

I like the little sounds and faces of the characters. they make me want to Be one, but not eternally just to be clear..

[@ironman8961]

Useful not only for a psychology student but also for everyday life :O Gonna try some magic tea lmao

[@carlenebryan]

I was scrolling through yt this is the best explanation of classical conditioning so far

[@harveysingh1078]

here from india. you are an AMAZING teacher. Great Animations, Lucid Explanations and REAL LIFE EXAMPLES. Plz keep on making such videos.

[@limjohnvincent6191]

wonderful explanation and beautiful visuals

[@RENZO1444]

Beauty is in the eye 👁️ of the beholder, Seeing food 🥩🐺is the step in digestion🤤 same thing with relationships

[@leptitecran9067]

Very good video to explain concepts ! Thank you

[@chaitralee1072]

You are great teacher...awesome Animation and perfect explanation Thank you

[@Sh1vam18]

Hats off to your Great effort

[@nivmittal]

Wonderful explanation 👏

[@reskyayu3153]

Halo Steven Barnes, Thank you for the very useful learning video content! I am Resky Ayu, a student of Makassar State University who is currently working on a lecture assignment. I would like to ask for permission to use this video as part of my assignment in the Biology Learning Theories course. This video will be very helpful in the development of the theory I am studying. If you like, please allow me to use it. Thank you so much in advance!_

[@rufuspaul8759]

Great learning experience.. Thank you

[@yaakarkad]

The dripping sound of the dogs salivating is slightly distracting

[@Butwhodid79338]

This is such a great video and makes something very hard to understand almost easy to. I will have to watch again. But I'm trying to help myself and see it from a scientific standpoint and this is something a professional mentioned to me. Thank you for the great content. Many other videos made no sense to me.

[@its_jade_nicole_8045]

this helped me so much! thanks for sharing. adhd brain approved :D

[@christinevipond3910]

is there a worksheet any where for this video?

[@mbaraka9523]

this is a great great work thank you :D

[@lavanyakalra]

very helpful

[@shahrukhan1057]

No words.... Wonderful 💕

[@isabellevale8664]

such as good video!

[@kyayebenard9904]

Great

[@eunicebuencamino159]

hello, can you explain or apply classical conditioning to children's behavior? thank you

[@lolbox1859]

yes, easily because their brains adapt quickly

[@maretesa]

Thank you!

[@ahmed-dv5yt]

EPIC

[@andream49]

very informative!

[@Geminish15]

I get what you're saying, and this isn't the point BUT - I dont think being the only weirdo not working out at the gym (its not a starbucks, people will wonder what the but youre doing) will lead to a positive association. In fact, not working out makes you focus on others, leading to more self-comparisons, thus more self-consciousness, thus stronger realization of hatred of the gym aka working out in public.😊

[@gracelynrowsy3336]

💯👍

[@marachime]

poor rats

[@rufuspaul8759]

I’m really feeling pity for the rats 🥲

[@PatrickTilford]

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